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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

THE charming freshness and childish
candor of the editor OF the Arkansas City
Democrat is really refreshing. Hear
him: "Last spring the Democrat pre-
dicted and gave names and figures to
show that by the close OF 1887 there
would be nearly half million Of dollars
worth of building done in Arkansas City.
The old croskers. what few we have, said:
'Oh, that's another one Of McIntire's lies;
there won't be cne-haif Of it DONE What
sre the facts tod =? There is yet q
month and q half left of the year, and
Arkansas City can show over 5000 600 in
building done during 1887; and still the
good work goes on" Now let not some
rude, boorish Be )tian, who has no con-
ception of the beautiful, the good and the
true, ask if this latter statement is not
another of McIntire's lies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

THE state Of Louisiana has been en-
riched by securing the property Of the
late Kate Townsend, which has been in
dispute for some time. Kate was q
wealthy courtesan, who, after making q
will in which she bequeathed all of her
property to her paramour, Troisville Z
Sy kes-was he a relative of Dickens
"BM Sykes?"-was by him brutally MUIR
dered. Anumber of claimants appeared,
but no one could prove relationship and
the property reverted to the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
a Bright Future,

To the Editor of the Gazette.
We prophecy for Fort Worth and west
ern Texas in 1883 yesr Of the most re-
markahle prosperity they have ever known.
Our green fields and flowing streams tell
US that drouth has gone on an eastern
tour. The train robbers are going 10
prison, TO the other world from which
travellers do not return, aud to more con-
genial parts of this world. The pistol
DULLES have been knocked outside of the
ropes by the butt end OF the law and they
seem to say, pleading: awe are done
for; please get wbeeloarrow and roll US
to passenger depot our wound is not
50 deep as 9 well or as big as S church
door. but twenty days 10 jan snd $500 fine
for carrying little bulldog just for self
defense is enough, enough. In view of
the coming grand jury we wish to depart
in peace, and 20 oul old friends, The ma
rines, we make these parting words, 'In
our going Texas lotes good citiz H."
We feel this year o. coming prosperity, as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
L8mpaSas

Correspondence of the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs, TEX, Nov. 25.-This is the
third, and quite likely the last week OF
the fall term of the District court a. this
place, Judge Blackburn presiding. John
Greer for theft of q horse Hss given eight
years in the penitentisry, Henry Storms
two years for theft OF property, aud Z ~
ert Vaughn, five years for forgery. Ed
Wheeler who Was tried and couvic,ea
the lasE term OF court for horse stealing
appealed his case, was given new hesr-
ing which resulted in 2cquittsl. 10 TIE
case OF j G. RJlaud vs.. the Guli, Colo
rsdo and Santa Fe Railway to recover
domsges to the amount of $4,000. the Jury
fsiled to agree. The grand jury remsinea
in session over two weeks ard found
toirty-one billy, most Of which were for
misdemeanors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

RenlittGnceS By 6TGJt, posto1sce money oTdeT or
a registered letter, ct risk Of 0f1C:,
CoTFespos6essce IS solicited SpOH gu Tet5s s'so-
ksGts
Prompt tfoTmdStoF Of cve,sts ava sietCs sGppess
sscs Of general iteress solicited Gsd sviH be prop
eyIf compensated.
IN Communications intended for publication
must be accompanied By Che t0TSseT's g1R's ana Gd-
fFess-s1ot for ptGbIcdtSon-bSt as Gn eVSdEs5cs OF
good faith. ,-,..---
Parties tor5ting to TEE GAZETTE OF business
seTsondI to estelves sciH please 5sscIoss s0p JoT
an letters or communications goS THE GAZETTE
nhetse@ on business OF for ptibHc6sS6n Sso1sc De
addressed to THE GAZETTE, or DEMOCRAT PUB
EIsHENG Co., Fort Worth, Tee, AND ecT TO
lnrIvIDUALs,
Al checks, money orders, postal notes, etc.,
should Be r1ads povGbEs to the DEMOCRAT PUB-
kIsHTrG co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Al narsonite Married.

JRFFERSON, TEX. Nov. z, 1881
To the Editor of the Gazette. -
Dr.. st. Cloud Cooper. one of ouE3ead-
ing physicians, returned homsato-day
from Carrollton, No., with his bride,
nee Miss Dora Henderson. Phey wers
msrrled in their native city on November
%, sud left Immediately for Jefferson.
Fac Doctors host Of friends hsd prepared
him pleasant surprise by sending to his
home during his absence s nice writing
desk, revolving chair and 8 book case.
His bride will De 3 CREST sddition TO JEFF
terson society, and their many friends
wish them long, happy and fruitful life.
n d X
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
EX-SENATOR JONES.

He Is Not Pauper and will Run for the
senate again.
DETROIT, MICH Nov. 26 Within the
psst few days dtspa.ches have been sent
from Detroit to newspapers all over tn
country seriously rejecting upon the
condition, financial and mental, Of ex
United States Senator Charles W Jones
Of Florida, who has resided in Detr 1T
since March, 1885. There is no doubt
that the ex-Senator's finances are not 10
as good condition as wnen he was in re
ceipt of q larry fr I'm the U1ited States,
but he is not in any sense q pauper, nor IS
his mind unbalanced. Some few week
ago ar. Jones chose to leave his hotel en1
become the guest Of Dect Give P O'Nlel
81 whose hou e ne is still en- Inmate oJ
invitation. To-day man named Da Esou
took the liberty of circulating subscrip-
ton. Tois was the last straw. Tonight
Mr.. Jones issued the following
card, the H-st expression regarding him
self since coming 30 Detroit:
To the Editor of the Free Press:
81 see is stated in au evening paper
that an appeal is being made to the public
in my behalf. I have never taken any
notice up to now of anything said in the
public press about M or my family l
now desire to say have given no au hor-
ity to anyone TO ask contributors I
money for M, sud that am not an az
plicaut for pubic charity.
Signed I CHARLES W. JONES"
Ex Senator Jones states that he pro-
poses TO return TO Florida to live after h.
has settled up his affairs IN Detroit and
will be candidate iollUnited States Sen
atOr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
ALTAR AND TOMB.
The Gazette's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths in Texas.

MARRIAGES.
D. W. Nicholson and Miss Sue Good
rich, Seguin, November %.
| G 81. Bowen and Miss Lucy Hittson,
Pslo Pinto, November l5.
DR.. Lewis ". Cook and Miss Emma
Earnest, Austin, November "a
| j. Walker and Miss L. NJ. Blackburn,
Texsrkans, November %.
G. S. Mason and Miss Minnie Clark,
| Georgetown, November 16
a. Thornton snd Mss Louise Stra.
cener, Alexander, November II.
NJ m. Burris and Miss Ellen Str3der,
| Era, n Jvember %.
Cleveland StrioIing and Miss Minnie
! Witcher. Rockdale, November 20
J. II. Babb and Mss Helen Cox, Leon
county, November Is.
W. P. Owens aud Miss Annie Ovens,
Dodd City, November Is
7. NJ. Wadsworth and Miss Emma
Bryan, Honey Grove, November II.
james Martin and Miss Mamie Jones,
Brentwood, November 16
L. A Lsllier and Miss E. L. Brock,
Weatherford, November 16.
Pail Cock and Miss Mabel Long, Paris,
November 81
DR.. j II Mcdaniel aud Miss Lille
B G. Briny and Miss Minnie Pollard,
Lsmsr county, November 16
G. W. Cox and Mrs Kate E. Sweet.
Hempbill county, n JVember II
Dan Mcleod and Miss Ida Hubbard,
A hens, November Is.
R.N White and Miss Alice Coulson,
Cors car a, November II.
FINS DAVIS ana Miss SaIlie Wade,
AlvaradO, November %
W. E Ward and MISS J. L. AIdridge,
Waxsh1chie, November "a.
F. P. Ward and Miss Luis Love, Corsi-
cana, November
M. McMsy ard Mrs. Annie Camp,
D4ingerfeid, November l6
T. P. Ware aud Miss Martha Moore,
Terrell, November %.
DR.. r 81. Taylor and Miss Sue W.
Spivey, Huntsville, November 20.
John Toler, A nilene, November IA.
Mrs. M. a. FulWiler, Abilene, NoVem-
Der IA.
Mrs H. M. West, Beaumont, Novem-
Der &c
B F. Edwards, Beaumont, November
I6.
R J. Ridgell, E1om, November II.
81 StudensOn, Schulenburg, NoYem-
be- IA.
Claud Macarthur, Caldwell, November
IL
B. f. Roberts, San Augustine, Novem-
Der 6.
Felix Noessel, Corpus Christi, Novem,
Der Il
Andrew Thayer, Corpus Christi, No
vember IS.
Miss Willie Young, Lamar county, No
vember IA
Mrs. R. B. Ruby, Gainesville, Novem-
Der 10
Mrs, L. G. s:nditer, Fairfsld, Novem-
Der 20.
Mrs George Garrett, Walnut Springs,
N .vember 20.
Mrs. F. E Groves, Paris, November 18
Mrs. d. r Ursery, GreenviIle, Novem-
Der Is.
Mrs. Almedia A. Fordtran, Washington
county, N ,vembar 81.
Mrs. c. NJ Tyler, Austin, November %
L. A. Lansford, Georgetown, November
II.
Harry Hancock, Brennan, N ovember 90
Mra r. B. Ruby, Gainesville, NOvem
} %.
Mrs Ben Helvey, GTayson county, No
7emoer 20.
Gus Daughter, Denison, November %.
Mrs. a. w. S illwell, Bryan, November
a
W. NJ Powell, Hamilton county, Nd
Iember 81
Rowell E Ford, Canton, N lyembar 10
J NJ Burch, Texsrkans, November "a
W. E Frisby, Groes5eck, November l6
Mrs. Il. 3. Miller, Kiileen, November
3.
E S Saulter, Upshur county, NoVem-
Ter IA.
John Ratclif, Daugherty Station, No
ember 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
BURNED ALIVE.
Horrible Dsath of Kentucky Won an
WIN Hsr Two OhLdren
D G.. KELLEY.

Horrible Dsath of a kentucky Woma an
With Her r1o Children.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. 26.-NeWs Of
the horri Die death OF Mrs. Martin and her
,wo cnlidren in Henderson county, Ken
lucky, has just reached this city. She
lived in a mail log csbin neor Delaware
Wednesday night, upon retiring, a small
fire was burning in the woods about
he cabin, but they felt 10 alarm. During
the latter part of the night g stiff wind
oros4 and the fumes sGCn surrounded
nc cabin OF sleepers When thty swoke
tle whole front end of the house, In.
only means OF egress, WAS a mass Of
flames. Their screams, when they
realized their horrible ard helpless posi-
ton, attracted some distant peighDors,
VINO arrived too late, as the unfortunate
woman and her children had been burned
alY4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

THE General Christian Conferenceis to
be held in Washington, D G, on December
7 to 8, the programme of which was pub
liShed yesterday. The conference is IN
der the auspices of the Evangelical ALI
snce of the United States, &nd viii DE an
event of great Importance. The ablest
men in the country will discuss the most
perplexing problems of the time, and 6
rare treat is in store for the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

WOMAN'S WORK-A journal of domestic econ
omy. Athens, Ga. Piice so cents year.
The initiel number Of TINS journal
shows evidence of desire on the part OF
the publishers to meet the varied wants
that abound in woman's fi-ld OF labor.
The hrst article On Farm 81 )mes" i ex-
C .edingly sp.opes, as in agricultural dis
tricts, so little attention is paid to fitting
architectural designs, or even 30 the Sc
lection of site suitable and accessible.
This paper Is to be continued and will no
doubt contsin many profltsble suggestions
TO those who live in the country.
The selections and contributions are
sill tributary to the paramount design OF
The publication, and so cents, the yearly
subscription, can be easily spared, when
the return promises 10 be SO satisfactory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
DAKOCA'S VOTE.
Ths Ms jority for Division Thrso Thousa,

The NE jority for Division Chreo Thoussnd
Out of g Vote Of Seventy Thousand.
BISMARCK, D. t, Nov. 26.-Officisl fgs5
ures from nearly all Dakota COUNTIES
show that the m jority for division il the
entire territory will not exceed 5000, the
total vote being about 20, 900. Only three
clunties in N nth Dakota voted for divis-
n. and in S ,utL DikO-a fifteen countis
vot d against it. Only eight counties
voted against prohib ton il the territory
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
KELLEY RETRACTS,
Ths Methodist Divine sTithdraws BIS
Form II UtferRucss.

Ths Methodist Divine sTithdraWs Els
Form Utreraucss.
NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. 26. - The
Board OF Missions OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church met in the Office Of the sec
rotary Of The bOard, st the publishing
house at 10 O'Clock this morning in re-
sponse to call issued. The proceedings
Of the meeting Of the lOcsl members Of
the board relative to the treasurer snd
his uttersnCes regarding the Emma Alb
oOtt episode at McIndree church, were
harmonious, and after some discussion,
the following paper was presented to Mi
Kelley and adopted:
"T0 the mem oers OF the B0ard Of MIS-
siors. l am informed by bretaeren
WlOm l trust, that my supposed
attitude toward the actress is
in the way Of my usefulness
ss missionary treasury Of the Methods.
E ii. C7psl church ruth and that my pug
lished card is not sufficiently explicit on
this subject. I now def re my position
further. I an opposed TO attendsneeof
the t1eater by members IF our church
and uphOld our ministers in the cOrrte-
ton OF these evils by public and priVate
edmonton and by the pstiens and kinds
but firm administration Of discipline. /
withdraw my articles in the American in
so f,r as they may be construed to de-
fsnd the Interruption of public worship
October at McIndree church. l con-
slider myself to have said heretofore all
contained in this paper, but as it is
thought that this statement is clearer and
more easily understood than the state
ment of the card, 1 gladly write and
sign this paper.
Signed D. G.. KELLEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
OUR BslssK TABLE.
HARPER'3 MAGAZINE Harpsr's Bazar an
HErptr'e Young People.

HARPER's MAGAZINE Harpsr's Bazar and
H&rptr'c Young People.
a wealth of good things and yet n,
surfeit has been sent out the past week
from the publishing house of Harper
Brother The Thanksgiving number OF
the BsZsr has certainly been greeted With
smiles from the inmates Of many hOmt 6
where it is weekly visitant. This num-
Der is replete with beautiful illustrations
and the specimens of the various styles of
embroidery as shown IN Mrs. Wheeler,
second article on that art in America are
most admirable, None have done more
TO restore needlework to its true plSce
than has Mrs. Wheeler and her daughter
M So Dora, and the women of America
have much to be congratulated upon tha
she has not only furnished CesiguslanG
brought into favor much
neglected art, but also that She
Is now through the pages Of this popular
] urnel, giving series OF lessons 10 q
school st large whose students could in
no other way secure the benefits Ct her
instruction.
"Whether or No" is Thanksgiving
story by Rose Terry Cook, and the from
ispisce will call attention to this well
written tsle,. which shows what a young
girls efforts accomplished in furnishing
dinner to the Lords poor, and ought to
prove an incentive ito others. "Go ye,
and do likewise"
To say that the "Young People" con-
tains story from Miss Alcott is recon
mendation enough. Little women aud
JJ's boys sre always ready to read any
thing from the pen of the gentle woman
whom they consider in special manner,
their own suthoress. Their elders hope
these will not forget TO read also. "Auu,
MaIj1rie's Bits of. ADVICE" it is particu-
larly applicable to the weather that may
be expected.
AS to Hsrper's Monthly, those who
have been conversant with its valuable
pages for these many years find it no
matter of surprise that the December
number is only thug of beauty, always
10y, but II is also nine of knowledge,
or, perhaps better. well from which
may be drawn deep draughts that satisfy
all thirst.
Supplied SIS its pages sre by the best
contributions, it enters the field Of litera-
ture almost without 8 competitor, and
furnishes it's readers with information
gathered from every source, thus keeping
tuO5G WIZ GIG tUO UuSS ia osHSA p1icuLte
iudy ABREAST of the tide of thought
throughout the domain of literature.
Miss Amelia Rives, who may De said to
hs7e sprung into fame at single bound,
fully sustains herself in 8 story entitlen
"Inj.." Craddock, Phelps, Baylor and
King also contribute stories; HoTells
writ farce, ouc readers dou0tltss re-
member his "Mouse. Trap
TIE illustrative art is carried to high
degree of perfection in this magazine, aud
new feature is introduced to show the
colors as well as size of "Precious Stones
in America" and the article is itself IN
teresting and instructive.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY - December.
Houghton, Mifl,n & Company, Boston; II <.
Seventeenth street, New York.
IL is not often That rne Contributors
Club furnishes q laugh, although it is
lo<o r,sk xy.Iu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
TshuocRna,

TEHUACANA TEX, Nov "a, 1857.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
Recently macadamizad road hiss been
made, by subscription, across the gidge
from west to east, since which, thsl
am ouat of cotton and trade from tnk
western part of the county to mexia hss
greatly increased.
Our town has had building boom for
the past six months. and presents a much
improved appearance. New buildings are
still going up. The new popula-
tion ia hrouobt here bv the hfallh-
fulness of the locality, the abundant
and never isiling supply Of living water
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

THE telegraph Offices In CalifoEnis, in
order to economic time and labor: have
printed on blanks for the use OF emf
grants: "Send me ticket, home, and.&6.
Flat broke" Customers have only to put
the address and signature on these, the
resolving clerk stamps the date on
them snd tunnels them up to the opeFat-
In rnnnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
To Decid. Jake sharp,s Case.

NEW YORK, NV. 26.-The judges Of
the Court of Appeals met Monday and
Tuesday, and the long-looked for decision
in the case 4 jacob Sharp will be handed
down. Rumor has it that four judges
are IN favor of setting aside the convic-
ton and three are in favor of sffi ming it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

in wells and springs aud the advantages
OF education in Trinity University, when
Is now ia smost fl Iuri hing condition,
pu pils $50, of whom twenty-six are pre-
pairing for the ministry. FL. E.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

BARNUM has favored the country with
quite sensation, and his tigers and lions
now prsncing around and roaring G War-
like melody, keep the people living in the
neighborhood sWake o. nights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

If THOSE forest fires in Louisiana,
Arkansas and Mississippi would run foul
of q Texas rain storm there would not be
enough of them left to roast e pigeon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

THE burning of the canebrakes in
Arkansas ought to make business lively
in the courts The fueitives from justice
will have to leave their hiding places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

ARTHUR CITY comes to the front with
q man who permitted his daughter to
starve to desth rather than sell couple
of hound pups.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Aforementioned co Dash.

BETHEL, ONO, Nov. 26.-Ms Gales
Berkeley, confined in the watch house for
drunkenness, set it on fire at l O'Clock
this morning. 1t burned to the ground
and burned the prisoner to death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

MISS FRANCES E. WILLARD seems to
have very firm grip upon the presiden-
cy OF the womsn's Christian Temperance
Union. She ana Grover, IL q generous
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

ssNARA LATIkER, or the Demons OF
Dallas Deviltry," is 8 serisl running in
the Good Things of Paris. Several news
paper men figure In it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

public viii pardon classical phrase,
seem to have q "dead sinch" on their
Jobs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
Discharged for Want of Evidence.

opSCIdI 20 bN6 HdLtEL6.
JEFFERSON, TEX Nov. &c Before
United States Commissioner W. E. Single
ton to-day Mr.. J. 81. Warren Of Beidon
was arranged for selling whisky without
license. The Uaited S5sfes District At
torneY was in attendance and sitter ex-
aiming one or tTo witnesses, ard no
evidence Of Consequence being proved,
Warren IVES discharged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
a chrome T noerc, pv.

Many persons are troubled ,r,.,
t-nden1y 10 constipation. T ry are a. '.a'o'..
temperament. he com iaiH' to wales ,.. q
treatment, Is MANY case sy -.- j. ~
sort 10 drasti purg i've ana ct.. .--r .s -
lie human st0 ash and bowe.- 20 , -->-e3 4,
debcate memb ane AND Iot VIII r'--4 ls!, :
apnet stand pIolruged drrl or,r- -4,ls,,-s,,
sn:sts 6 %iL9sasseaiou i'r III
eRFstipa'iou 81 { ds"tUai., is Hos F5e,lc- ,,
Ken BisJerssalss laxative cit 81 Is ~
tseeg ssive.yslt nshn cpiiy 4. e.. kel-5 g.,
tie ints sttAes, aud It's n. Is a-a - "e cs-,
Med bysertpir pains I'D oLses tsSi ma
tne organ u sl0s-'s zee o. 9sG.ss F,s.
a&ue. irney 'rOub IS, uarv.-r- r, -t a. F., G. :
i"ciptSnt rheUmaiis n, f Ie ir come ia e,
3 wineEass bel re n Is a1d .c..-. o. a. -
Will re N The o." 'cR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

Fort SMITH, in boring for natural gas
struck coal mine. Fort Worth might
strike gold mine were she to bore for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

The question to be decided in America
soon is whether the courts or the Stan
dsrd Oil Company must rule this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

TIE question recurring on the original
molten: Is Congressman Martin really
q representative man?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
TWELVE PAGES.

ODELL to Burk: "Sbake; amt we
dsndies ?"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

No display ads. Of Issr than three Ines taken
for either edition.
Three lines or more, display, figured at pro
ssts rate OF an inch.
Single lines Of reading matter count as two
tEo lines as three.
Triple column ads, 10 per cent, four col
aims or more, % per cent additional.
Special PoSittOn-Ads. ordered on hrst page
double price: on the eighth page. 90 per cent
additional; on any other specified page 70 per
cant. additional.
Reading Matter ordered in any special post
tlon or on aSy specified page, Is Der cent, sdci-
tioual.
Oats nstGst be Ha0tIssted on metal base.
TERMs-Bills payable monthly unless other
wise contracted for, and il advance when par
ties financial standing ts not known 70 US
Transient advertising pa7sbl in advance.
ecimen copies sent on appIicat on Address
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO..
Tort Worth Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

THEY tell of new Moses in Atlanta
He is sn anti and therefore cannot be our
Rabbi of the Austin Dispatch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27

WOMAN November Issued by the Woman
Publisnii 6 Company NV YorE.
This mOnthly IS & new venture in field
thst seems to have no lack, still there
may be- room in the high places that are
said never 60 e crowded. Presuming
the irst number of the first volume TO be
specimen of future work, the reader
may justly expect to derive benefit from
it's contents. There is no department Of
wnman's work that is overlooked, ard
while dealing practically with all that
lies within her sphere OF duty, the wants
her intellectual nature are recognized
as we'll.
Ia advice to mothers we find the fol
lowing sensible words: sd mt train
children to be fussy. Be careful how
you give young children fussy ideas which
belong to their weary, heavy laden ell
ders. They should be traiaed not TO
feel slight degree of cold, 1t to mind
q cloud of dust coming into their eyes, or
; slight hump Or scratch any more than
as mere incident. A grumbling child is
e itifulsobject, and the habit once formed
Is ineradicao le."